Summertime is always a great time for rosé, but of course, all year long is even better. Rosé should always be low alcohol with light, bright fruit, and a wine that works with a variety of foods, and should be a wine that is not overly complicated. Côte Mas, which I have reviewed for several vintages, is a consistently good, inexpensive rosé that works well pretty much whenever. This iteration is comprised of mainly Grenache with Cinsault and Syrah. It offers bright strawberry, cranberry and pomegranate, light rhubarb and fresh cherry. There’s also a light mineral element running through it and a crisp acidity. Imported by Palm Bay International. ORIGIN: Languedoc, France. ALCOHOL: 13.5%
Grade:
A
Score:
90
Vintage:
2023
Current Price:
$11.99USD
